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Hello, I’ve just purchased a Backgammon case a few days ago. I don’t have it in my procession yet, so the photo is all I have. I thought I might be able to restore the scuffed and faded leather somehow (it’s real leather apparently not the faux stuff). I have zero experience with this type of work, so it would be great if I could get some advice on products (I’m in the UK) and techniques please?

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From the photo, it doesn't really look faded.  Looks like someone wiped oil or silicone "conditioner" on the case and it absorbed unevenly.  Also, looks like it is dusty/dirty in the crevices.  I think a good cleaning and decent close up photos under a better lighting situation would help you see what needs to be done.

When you receive it, post some more photos and I think you'll find good help here.

YinTx

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Looks in excellent shape to me.  Leather ages gracefully unless abused.  We call the natural wear "patina" and it adds character, so long as it isn't too far gone.  That case should be properly cleaned and then evaluated.

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I think my leather case needs a bit of a wipe over ... :deadsubject:

 

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